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markburns
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Vim.js - JavaScript port of Vim
_I_ use backspace for navigation. What's the alternative? Use a mouse?
sanxiyn
on Dec 13, 2013
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Alt-Left.
roryokane
on Dec 13, 2013
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On Mac OS X, the standard shortcut is Command-[ instead (and Command-] is Forward).
saraid216
on Dec 13, 2013
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I generally use three fingers swipe to the left.
Tyr42
on Dec 13, 2013
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As do I. Actually, if I have a mouse, I tend to right click, then hit back, it's the first option.
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In general Command-Left/Right-arrow should work as well unless it's been taken out of Safari.
dethstar
on Dec 13, 2013
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if you use vimium/vimperator/something else you can do shift+H to go backwards, shift+L to go forward.
octagonal
on Dec 13, 2013
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Which would require me to press two keys instead of one.
coldtea
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Considering we're talking about Vim here, pressing keys should be second nature to you anyway...
dethstar
on Dec 13, 2013
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yeah but not to move your hand if you're on the homerow
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